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Issue

Issue - meetings

List of local heritage assets: List of recreational buildings

 

 

Meeting: 24/09/2019 - Cabinet (Item 39)

39 List of local heritage assets Adoption of List of recreational buildings pdf icon PDF 147 KB

Report of the Strategic Director of Place

Presented by the Planning and Infrastructure Portfolio Holder

Additional documents:

Minutes:

Councillor R Ashman presented the report to members.

 

He informed members that following the consultation on the draft local list, twelve responses were received and taken into consideration. The revised list contains seven recreational buildings, which were detailed within the report. The owner of the former Rex Cinema objected to the inclusion of the building; however, officers have recommended that it remain on the list due to the nature of the building.

 

Councillor R Blunt commented that the Conservation Society had stated that Coalville was once a very desirable town due to its cinemas and shops, and with the help of the Coalville Project, it could be that way again. Therefore, it was important to keep and maintain these buildings.

 

It was moved by Councillor R Ashman, seconded by Councillor R Blunt and

 

RESOLVED THAT:

 

The revised List of Recreational Buildings be approved.

 

Reason for decision: Adoption of the revised full list of recreational buildings would support the aims of the Council Delivery Plan relating to sustainable development and growth and people feeling proud of their homes and communities.